I’m doing good! The computer helps me to learn Mental maths skills

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I’m doing good! The computer helps me to learn Mental maths skills Learning Intention: to use addition, and multiplication to solve problems. Success Criteria: I can use I.C.T. skills to support and challenge my learning. Links to real life: I can add up money in a shop. I can calculate the change I should get. Learning Intention: to use addition, subtraction and multiplication to solve problems. Success Criteria: I can use I.C.T. skills to support and challenge my learning. Links to real life: I can use my addition and subtraction skills when I add up my pocket money, I can spend money and calculate how much I have left. I can use I.C.T. to help in other areas of the curriculum. I can use my mental maths skills